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FIRST INTERNATIONAL SUMMER INSTITUTE IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
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REGISTRATION BROCHURE
FIRST INTERNATIONAL SUMMER INSTITUTE IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE (FISI-CS)
Multidisciplinary Foundations of Cognitive Science
Center for Cognitive Science
State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA
(North Campus)
JULY 5 - 29, 1994
Leonard Talmy: Director, Center for Cognitive Science
Robert Van Valin, Jr., and Barry Smith: Institute Co-Directors
Eva Koepsell: Institute Coordinator
William J. Rapaport: Institute Communications Coordinator
John Kearns, Erwin Segal, Valerie Shalin: Planning Committee
Supporting Organizations Include:
Apple Computer Inc.
Calspan Corporation
UB Council on International Studies and Programs
Endorsing Organizations Include:
American Association for Artificial Intelligence
Cognitive Science Society
Linguistic Society of America
Society for Machines and Mentality
European Coordinating Committee on Artificial Intelligence
European Society for Analytic Philosophy
The Center for Cognitive Science at State University of New York at Buffalo
invites you to attend the First International Summer Institute in Cognitive
Science, to be held July 5 - 29, 1994.
The first three weeks of the Institute will feature courses at basic and ad-
vanced levels in constituent disciplines of cognitive science, a plenary
speaker series featuring some of the most prominent scholars in the cogni-
tive science disciplines, and participant workshops. The fourth week will
be devoted to special workshops and seminars. July 5 is reserved for a wel-
coming reception and registration. Participants may enroll in the courses
for academic credit. Each course will meet for a total of 15 hours and will
carry 1 semester unit of credit.
Participants will include graduate and undergraduate students, faculty as-
sociates, and researchers from business, industry, and government from the
USA and around the world. The Institute has received hundreds of requests
for registration applications. Thus, to ensure a space at the Institute,
please register early. Only registered participants will have access to
Institute events, including computer and library facilities. Information on
off-campus housing, childcare, and cultural activities will be sent to all
registrants. Participants can have their relevant publications displayed
at the University library.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
including printed registration forms, please contact:
FISI-CS
Office of Conferences and Special Events
Room 120, Center for Tomorrow
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-1602
USA
Telephone: (716) 645-2018
Fax: (716) 645-3869
E-Mail: cogsci94@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu
Those interested in exhibiting books, software, and related products and
technologies, please contact Dr. Valerie Shalin, Institute Exhibits Manager,
Department of Industrial Engineering, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14260, USA;
valerie@eng.buffalo.edu
VISITING FACULTY
Roberto Casati Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland
Eve V. Clark Stanford University
Herbert H. Clark Stanford University
Lynn Cooper Columbia University
Nina Dronkers VAMC, Martinez, CA, & University of California, Davis
Alison Gopnik University of California, Berkeley
Scott M. Freundschuh Memorial University, Newfoundland, Canada
Annette Herskovits Wellesley College
Lynne E. Hewitt Pennsylvania State University
Graeme Hirst University of Toronto, Canada
Frank Keil Cornell University
Janet Dixon Keller University of Illinois
Joao P. Martins Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal
Steve Palmer University of California, Berkeley
Naomi Quinn Duke University
David E. Rumelhart Stanford University
Paul Smolensky University of Colorado, Boulder
Claudia Strauss Duke University
Michael Swain University of Chicago
Michael Tomasello Emory University
David Wilkins Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Eran Zaidel University of California, Los Angeles
PLENARY SPEAKER SERIES
(Some dates subject to change.)
6 July: Eleanor Rosch University of California, Berkeley
7 July: Susan B. Udin SUNY Buffalo
8 July: Leonard Talmy SUNY Buffalo
11 July: Michael Silverstein University of Chicago
12 July: Dedre Gentner Northwestern University
13 July: John Searle University of California, Berkeley
14 July: Lila Gleitman University of Pennsylvania
15 July: Brian Cantwell Smith Xerox PARC
18 July: Annette Karmiloff-Smith MRC and University College London
19 July: Thomas G. Bever University of Rochester
20 July: Stephen M. Kosslyn Harvard University
21 July: David L. Waltz NEC Research Institute and Brandeis
22 July: Janet Dean Fodor CUNY Graduate Center
25 July: Jerry Fodor Rutgers Univ. & CUNY Grad. Ctr.
26 July: Gilles Fauconnier Univ. of California, San Diego
27 July: Donald A. Norman Apple Computer
28 July: Edwin Hutchins Univ. of California, San Diego
29 July: Ray Jackendoff Brandeis University
INVITED WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
Nina Davidovna Arutionova Institute of Linguistics, Moscow
Mihai Barbuceanu University of Toronto, Canada
Steven Bayne University of Connecticut, USA
Ellen Bialystok York University, Canada
Louise Cornelis University of Utrecht, Netherlands
Emanuela Cresti University of Firenze, Italy
Jim Cummins Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Martin Daly McMaster University, Canada
Eve Danziger Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Annick De Houwer University of Antwerp, Belgium
Max J. Egenhofer University of Maine, USA
Carola Eschenbach University of Hamburg, Germany
Anna Maria Escobar University of Illinois, USA
Elisabetta Fava University of Padova, Italy
Jerry Feldman International Computer Science Institute, USA
Bruce Fraser Boston University and MIT, USA
Christian Freksa University of Hamburg, Germany
Natalya Fridman Northeastern University, USA
Aldo Gangemi CNR, Rome, Italy
Fred Genesee McGill University, Canada
Tom Givon University of Oregon, USA
Nicola Guarino LADSEB-CNR, Padova, Italy
Christopher Habel University of Hamburg, Germany
Michael Harrington Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Marc Hauser Harvard University, USA
Monica Heller Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Annette Herskovits Wellesley College, USA
Carl Hewitt Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Wolfgang Heydrich Universities of Hamburg and Bielefeld, Germany
Geoffrey Hinton University of Toronto, Canada
Kyoko Inoue Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Katharzyna Jaszczolt University of Brighton, UK
Thomas Jokerst University of Hamburg, Germany
Michael Jordan Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Sotaro Kita Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Adam Kovach Indiana University, USA
Susumu Kubo Matsuyama University, Japan
George Lakoff University of California, Berkeley, USA
Ik-Hawan Lee Yonsey University, South Korea
Alessandro Lenci University of California, San Diego, USA
Steve Levinson Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Massimo Moneglia University of Firenze, Italy
Brigitte Nerlich University of Nottingham, UK
Maria Novella Catarsi CNR, Pisa, Italy
Luca Pazzi University of Modena, Italy
Eric Pederson Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Jean Petitot CREA, Paris, France
Fabio Pianesi IRST, Trento, Italy
Steven Pinker Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Simone Pribbenow University of Hamburg, Germany
Terry Regier University of Chicago, USA
Jacqueline Schachter University of Oregon, USA
Eta Schneiderman University of Ottawa, Canada
John Schumann University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Geoffrey Simmons University of Hamburg, Germany
Paul Smolensky University of Colorado, Boulder
Virach Sornlertlamvanich
V. Theodossopoulou-Papalois University of Minnesota, USA
Peter Todd Rowland Institute for Science, Cambridge, USA
Russel Tomlin University of Oregon, USA
Barbara Tversky Stanford University, USA
Mike Uschold University of Edinburgh, UK
Achille Varzi IRST, Trento, Italy
Mari Vasarainen University of Minnesota, USA
Graham White Int'l. Academy of Philosophy, Liechtenstein
Margo Wilson McMaster University, Canada
Wlodek Zadrozny IBM/T. J. Watson Research Center, USA
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SUMMER FACULTY, SPEAKERS, AND WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
Matthew Dryer Linguistics
Judith F. Duchan Communicative Disorders and Sciences
Patricia Fox Linguistics
LouAnn Gerken Psychology
Peter Hare Philosophy
Jeri Jaeger Linguistics
Peter Jusczyk Psychology
John Kearns Philosophy
K. Nicholas Leibovic Biophysical Sciences
Alan H. Lockwood Neurology and Nuclear Medicine
Paul A. Luce Psychology
David Mark Geography
Madeleine Mathiot Linguistics
Donald Pollock Anthropology
William J. Rapaport Computer Science
James R. Sawusch Psychology
Erwin Segal Psychology
Valerie Shalin Industrial Engineering
Stuart C. Shapiro Computer Science
David Shucard Neurology, Pediatrics, and Psychology
Barry Smith Philosophy
J. David Smith Psychology
Leonard Talmy Linguistics
Susan B. Udin Physiology
Robert Van Valin Linguistics
Wolfgang Wolck Linguistics
Lynne Yang Learning and Instruction
Wojciech Zelaniec Philosophy
David Zubin Linguistics
COURSE SCHEDULE
Course descriptions are available in postscript, ascii, and latex.dvi
formats by "anonymous ftp" from: ftp.cs.buffalo.edu in /users/rapaport
or by email from: rapaport@cs.buffalo.edu
For instructions on how to ftp, see the end of this brochure.
This schedule is subject to change without advance notice.
Classes begin Wednesday, July 6.
MONDAY / WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY
9:00 - 10:40 am
.01 The Anthropology of Knowledge
Janet Dixon Keller, University of Illinois
.06 Epistemology
Peter Hare, SUNY Buffalo
.14 Introduction to Linguistics in Cognitive Science
Matthew Dryer, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.29 Primate Cognition
Michael Tomasello, Emory University
.33 Reasoning and Artificial Intelligence
Stuart C. Shapiro, SUNY Buffalo
10:45 am - 12:25 pm
.04 Cognition and Culture
Naomi Quinn and Claudia Strauss, Duke University
.12 Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience
Jeri Jaeger, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.16 Knowledge of Language: Semantics
David Wilkins, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
.21 Language Disorders in Children
Judith Felson Duchan, SUNY Buffalo
Lynne E. Hewitt, Pennsylvania State University
.28 Philosophy of Perception
Roberto Casati, Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland
1:15 - 2:55 pm
.08 Geographic Organization of Space
David Mark, SUNY Buffalo
Scott M. Freundschuh, Memorial University, Newfoundland
.09 Inference in Conversation, Discourse, and Narrative
David Zubin, SUNY Buffalo
.15 Introduction to Philosophy for Cognitive Science
William J. Rapaport, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.24 Computational Linguistics and Natural-Language Understanding
Graeme Hirst, University of Toronto
.25 Neurological Development
David Shucard, SUNY Buffalo
3:00 - 4:40 pm
.07 Foundations of Cognitive Science
Barry Smith, SUNY Buffalo
.17 Knowledge of Language: Syntax
Robert Van Valin, SUNY Buffalo
.18 Knowledge Representation
Joao P. Martins, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal
.32 Psychology of Problem Solving
Erwin Segal, SUNY Buffalo
.34 Language and Spatial Cognition
Annette Herskovits, Wellesley College
TUESDAY / THURSDAY
8:30 - 11:00 am
.02 Artificial Intelligence Approaches to Vision
Michael Swain, University of Chicago
.03 Cognitive Development
Alison Gopnik, University of California, Berkeley
Frank Keil, Cornell University
.11 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
William J. Rapaport, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.20 Hemispheric Mechanisms of Language and Cognition
Nina Dronkers, VAMC, Martinez, CA, & Univ. of California, Davis
Eran Zaidel, University of California, Los Angeles
.30 Psychology of Language Use
Herbert H. Clark, Stanford University
11:05 am - 1:35 pm
.05 Connectionism
David E. Rumelhart, Stanford University
Paul Smolensky, University of Colorado, Boulder
.10 Introduction to the Anthropological Study of Cognition
Donald Pollock, SUNY Buffalo
.27 Perception and Production of Spoken Language
Peter Jusczyk, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.31 Psychology of Perception
Lynn Cooper, Columbia University
Steve Palmer, University of California, Berkeley
2:15 - 4:45 pm
.13 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
Erwin Segal, SUNY Buffalo (coordinator)
.19 Language and Conceptual Structure
Leonard Talmy, SUNY Buffalo
.22 First Language Acquisition
Eve V. Clark, Stanford University
.23 Logic
John Kearns, SUNY Buffalo
.26 Neuropsychology of Vision
K. Nicholas Leibovic, SUNY Buffalo
4th WEEK WORKSHOPS
7/25 (Mon) CONNECTIONISM (day 1)
Paul Smolensky, Director;
Jerry Feldman Michael Jordan
Geoffrey Hinton Paul Smolensky
DEIXIS IN NARRATIVE
Erwin Segal, Director;
Gail Bruder Erwin Segal
Judith Felson Duchan Stuart C. Shapiro
David Mark David Zubin
William J. Rapaport
7/26 (Tue) CONNECTIONISM (day 2)
ONTOLOGY OF SPACE (day 1)
Barry Smith, Director;
Roberto Casati David Mark
Christian Freksa Jean Petitot
Christopher Habel Barbara Tversky
Achille Varzi
7/27 (Wed) APPLIED COGNITIVE SCIENCE: COGNITIVE SCIENCE IN THE WORKPLACE
Valerie Shalin, Director;
Don Norman
ONTOLOGY OF SPACE (day 2)
Leonard Talmy, Director;
Morning Session Afternoon Session
Eve Danziger Jerry Feldman
Kyoko inoue Annette Herskovits
Sotaro Kita George Lakoff
Steve Levinson Terry Regier
Eric Pederson
David Wilkins
7/28 (Thu) THE SNePS KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND REASONING SYSTEM (day 1)
Stuart C. Shapiro, Director;
Stuart C. Shapiro William J. Rapaport
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For a copy of the call for papers for the SNePS workshop,
contact Hans Chalupsky, hans@cs.buffalo.edu
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EVOLUTION OF COGNITION
Patricia Fox, Leonard Talmy, Co-Directors;
Martin Daly Peter Todd
Marc Hauser Margo Wilson
Steven Pinker
7/29 (Fri) THE SNePS KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND REASONING SYSTEM (day 2)
BILINGUALISM & COGNITION
Wolfgang Wolck, Lynne Yang, Co-Directors;
Ellen Bialystok Michael Harrington
Jim Cummins Monica Heller
Annick De Houwer Jacqueline Schachter
Anna Maria Escobar Eta Schneiderman
Fred Genesee John Schumann
Tom Givon Russell Tomlin
PARTICIPANT SYMPOSIA & WORKSHOPS (Revised Guidelines)
Participant symposia will be scheduled during the weekends of 9-10, 16-17, and
23-24 July). All participants registered for a minimum of 1 week may submit
1-page abstracts of papers to be presented during the open sessions that will
be organized on these dates. (The earlier requirement to supply long abstracts
has now been dropped.) Each participant whose paper is accepted will be
awarded a slot of 40 minutes (to include both talk and discussion).
In addition to these single-paper presentations, the weekend sessions will ac-
commodate also special workshops organized by registrants on cognitive-science
related themes. Individuals and groups of participants are encouraged to for-
mulate ideas for such workshops, which will typically consist of a series of
papers stretching over a 2 to 3-hour period. It is our intention to keep the
rules for such workshops as flexible as possible. They might include special
tutorials, panel-sessions, as well as groups of individual talks. Organizers
of workshops will receive scheduling and promotional assistance as necessary.
(Proposals for participant workshops should include title, a 10-line
description of the topic, together with a list of names of organizers and
of intended participants (if known).)
Only submissions to participant symposia that meet these deadlines will be
included within the official FISI participant symposium handbook. Subject
to time-table considerations, we may also accept additional submissions
received after these dates. Early submissions will be given priority.
Address for submissions and for inquiries relating to participant symposia:
Prof. Barry Smith
Department of Philosophy
611 Baldy Hall
SUNY Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-1010
Fax: (716) 645 3825
E-mail: phismith@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu
CURRENTLY SCHEDULED PARTICIPANT WORKSHOPS
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Those interested in reading papers at any of the following workshops
should contact Barry Smith at the address above as soon as possible.
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7/9-10 (Sat-Sun) TOPOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Christopher Habel, Barry Smith, Directors;
Max J. Egenhofer Fabio Pianesi
Carola Eschenbach Achille Varzi
Christopher Habel Graham White
Wolfgang Heydrich Wlodek Zadrozny
Jean Petitot Wojciech Zelaniec
7/16-17 (Sat-Sun) SPEECH ACTS AND LINGUISTIC RESEARCH
Elisabetta Fava, Director
Nina Davidovna Arutionova Ik-Hawan Lee
Emanuela Cresti Alessandro Lenci
Bruce Fraser Massimo Moneglia
Katharzyna Jaszczolt Brigitte Nerlich
Thomas Jokerst V. Theodossopoulou-Papalois
Susumu Kubo Louise Cornelis
Mari Vasarainen
7/23-24 (Sat-Sun) COGNITIVE AND ONTOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING
Nicola Guarino, Director;
Mihai Barbuceanu Adam Kovach
Steven Bayne Maria Novella Catarsi
Carola Eschenbach Luca Pazzi
Natalya Fridman Virach Sornlertlamvanich
Aldo Gangemi Mike Uschold
Carl Hewitt Achille Varzi
Graeme Hirst
SPECIAL SESSIONS
Tuesday, July 26 9-11 pm
TOWARDS AN EMBODIED AND UNIFIED COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Jerome A. Feldman
Wednesday, July 27, 9-11 pm
THE ROLE OF METAPHOR SYSTEMS IN EMBODIED COGNITIVE SCIENCE
George Lakoff
INFORMATION ON FINANCIAL AID
Although the official deadline for applications for financial aid for the
Summer Institute in Cognitive Science has now passed, we will continue to
process further such applications. However, applications received before
the deadline will be given priority.
Financial Aid Form D should be filled out as completely as possible. If
there are sections of the form that do not apply to you (for example, be-
cause you have no GRE scores), please leave these sections blank and ex-
plain why you are doing so in an accompanying note, enclosing all docu-
mentation that you think relevant.
It is anticipated that the Organizing Committee will, unfortunately, have
very limited resources of its own to aid deserving candidates to attend
the Institute. And decisions about awards from this source cannot be made
before April. However, we will do all we can to help applicants receive
support from third-party sources (and we have already had some success in
this respect, specifically for US minorities, and for persons applying
from outside the US).
People who believe they may be eligible for assistance from third-party
sources or who would like any clarification or advice on financial aid
should contact Barry Smith as soon as possible:
Dr. Barry Smith
Department of Philosophy
SUNY Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260
USA
PHISMITH@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu
716-645-2463
We will not normally send back acknowledgment of receipt of financial aid
applications. If you would like an acknowledgment, please send a request
to Barry Smith at his address above (enclosing, if possible, a stamped,
self-addressed envelope).
Applicants from former USSR countries should also contact:
Prof. Robert Van Valin
Department of Linguistics
SUNY Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260
USA
email: LINVAN@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu
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TO REGISTER FOR THE INSTITUTE:
Send Forms A through C (and Form D if applicable) **by postal mail** only
(no e-mail registration, please) to:
FISI-CS
Office of Conferences and Special Events
Room 120, Center for Tomorrow
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-1602
USA
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Each course will meet for a total of 15 hours and carry 1 semester
credit unit. Your Institute Registration Fee of $850.00 (or $2000.00
corporate) covers up to 3 credits (3 courses for 1 credit each). If
you wish to take additional courses for credit, there is an additional
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For each course that you list, please check one of the columns indicat-
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default).
Please consult the List of Courses for the 2-digit Course Identification No.
and the Official Course Title. We also suggest that you carefully review
the Course Schedule in order to avoid registering for courses that will be
held simultaneously. Do not register for courses listed under the same time
slot. Since there are 7 time slots (4 on a M-W-F schedule and 3 on a T-TH
schedule), the maximum number of courses that you can register for is 7.
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We hope to be able to assist deserving students who would otherwise be unable
to attend the Institute without some form of financial aid. For students
within the US, we will provide a limited number of full fee scholarships. For
foreign students (residing outside the US), we will provide a limited number
of scholarships, travel, and housing assistance. All US students applying for
financial aid must submit: SAT or GRE scores, official transcripts from the
institution they are attending, and 2 letters of recommendation. Foreign
students who are applying for financial aid must provide: TOEFL- and GRE-score
documents (if available); transcripts from the institution they are attending;
and 2 letters of recommendation, including one establishing financial need and
confirming competency in English. Foreign students and faculty may contact
FISI-CS for information about other sources of support.
The deadline for receipt of all required materials is: January 31, 1994.
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REMINDER:
For further information and application/financial aid forms, contact:
FISI-CS
Office of Conferences and Special Events
Room 120, Center for Tomorrow
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14260-1602
USA
Telephone: (716) 645-2018
Fax: (716) 645-3869
E-Mail: cogsci94@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FTP ACCESS TO THE FISI-CS HANDBOOK:
To ftp this brochure (with application forms) or the FISI-CS handbook with
course and workshop descriptions, do the following (where % is your prompt):
%ftp ftp.cs.buffalo.edu
When you are asked for your name, type "anonymous"
When you are asked for your password, type your email address
When you get the "ftp>" prompt, type:
cd users/rapaport
At the next "ftp>" prompt, type either:
get fisi-brochure [for a copy of this document]
or get fisi-handbook.ps [for the postscript version of the handbook]
or get fisi-handbook.dvi [for the .dvi version of the handbook]
or get fisi-handbook.tex [for the LaTeX version of the handbook]
or get fisi-handbook.ascii [for the plain text (ASCII) version]
At the next "ftp>" prompt, type
quit
** PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE DOCUMENTS ARE UPDATED ON A REGULAR BASIS **
For further assistance, send email to: cogsci94@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu
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